917-919 Minnesota St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 917-919 Minnesota Street, owned by David and Carmen Siegel, was constructed in 1900 and spans two stories. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past two decades, with the most recent major renovation occurring in 2018 when a new bathroom was added to the lower unit, including fixtures, plumbing work, and electrical modifications, with a total cost of $10,000. Prior to this, substantial work was performed in 2013 to address foundation issues around the first-floor bay window and replace sewer lines, costing $16,000.

Other notable improvements include repairs to the front entry porch in 2014 due to dry rot, replacement of entry stairs in 2012, and various infrastructure updates such as roof replacement in 2003 and driveway modifications in 2012. The building has experienced some maintenance and safety issues requiring attention, including a 2013 fire violation related to unpermitted work, though this was subsequently resolved. Recent concerns include multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding parking violations and complaints about excessive noise, with several parking enforcement requests issued between July and September 2024, some resulting in citations.

There have also been two entertainment-related noise complaints in June 2024, both of which were resolved through communication with the event producer. An illegal short-term rental complaint was submitted and closed as abated in the planning records for the property, indicating regulatory enforcement action. Looking back further, the property has maintained its historical character as a flats and duplex building, adhering to periodic maintenance schedules typical for its age and building type, though the frequency of parking-related incidents in 2024 suggests ongoing challenges with street access management in the vicinity.